Cruz Beckham throws support behind chart-topping mother Victoria as he leads the nation in celebrating star nabbing top spot… after Brooklyn’s attack on their ‘disrespectful’ parents

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Cruz Beckham publicly supported his mother, Victoria, as people in the UK started a campaign to make her reach the top of the charts.

Brooklyn Beckham, the oldest of the Beckham children, intensified his family’s ongoing conflict on Monday by publicly releasing a strongly worded statement criticizing his relatives.

Following his controversial accusations – which included the strange claim that Victoria Beckham behaved inappropriately at his wedding – fans of Posh Spice quickly organized a campaign to get her a number one solo hit.

After a strong push from her fans, Victoria achieved her first solo number one this Thursday with her 2001 single, “Not Such An Innocent Girl.” The song quickly reached the top spot on the iTunes charts in both the UK and Ireland.

Cruz posted a photo of a drink on his Instagram story, and playfully added the song title “Not Such An Innocent Girl” as the song became increasingly popular.

Following Brooklyn’s public announcement that he wasn’t repairing his relationship with his parents, Victoria is enjoying a victory of her own. A remarkable social media trend has dramatically increased the popularity of one of her songs, pushing it up the charts.

Victoria’s song ‘Not Such An Innocent Girl,’ originally released in 2001, has unexpectedly climbed to the top of the iTunes charts in both the UK and Ireland.

A fan campaign aiming to give Victoria Beckham her first solo number one hit is responsible for her recent chart success. The campaign is focused on righting what they see as a long-standing injustice – that she’s the only Spice Girl who hasn’t topped the charts as a solo artist.

I’m seeing a ton of promotion for Victoria Beckham’s music right now – more than I have in two decades! I’m completely hooked and really want her to get to number one – it would be an amazing surprise.

Victoria was the final Spice Girl to launch a solo career. However, even with extensive promotion in the early 2000s, she didn’t achieve the same level of success as the other members of the group.

Although she launched her solo career with the single “Not Such An Innocent Girl” and a massive promotional push, Kylie Minogue’s popular song “Can’t Get You Out Of My Head” ultimately reached number one instead.

Let me tell you, a few months back, a project I was involved with – a collaboration between myself, the fantastic team at True Steppers, and the talented Dane Bowers – unfortunately didn’t perform as well as we’d hoped when it came up against some really strong competition in the charts. It was a tough break, but you learn from these things!

The song had a very strong debut, selling over 180,584 copies in its first few days – the highest first-week sales for any solo Spice Girl single. However, it narrowly missed the number one spot, losing out to “Groovejet (If This Ain’t Love)” by Spiller and Sophie Ellis-Bextor after a highly publicized competition for the top chart position.

Victoria Beckham, after her pop music career didn’t take off, transitioned to fashion design. She’s shared that, during her time with the Spice Girls, producers would sometimes cut off her microphone while she was performing.

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2026-01-22 16:49